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Living difficult moments of their lives and public. >> absolutely. what i actually think this is a moment that will aid their grieving. they are doing it because, in part, they know people want to see them. but, think about being up close and personal to witness the love and affection that thousands of people, millions by the time we get to the funeral, itself, have had for your mother, your grandmother. i think that will help them with their grieving process. even though you say it is a very public part of it and mostly bob to go through it. it is going to say from that perspective. it is gre...

At the moment of her passing, that was because they still wanted her to be at the head of state. and again, that is the key part of all of this. it is very archaic and passes down via inheritance, not on merit. that is how the world is today and how of course the world should be. but, the key point is, british people still want the moment to be our head of state. that wouldn't be the case if they exercise even a smidgen of power still. it is represented by the head of government. it is truly, democratically elected. that is the key balancing factor, i think. if you got to a point where the peo...

Remains the same. the importance of that place for the queen. can you just walk us through, max, a little bit about -- you talked a little about it, what will happen over the next several days. you said king charles is expected to make a statement tomorrow and then the funeral plans for the queen. >> yes. so what will happen is this is the delicate tiptoeing here. this is about remembering the legacy of the queen, as christiane suggests, one of the great queens, arguably the greatest monarch ever. so that's what a lot of the focus will be. but it also has to be about looking ahead to the king ...

Essential part of it, sort of the majesty and the mystery of it. that's something that is harder and harder to do because the world knows a lot more about now king charles than they did princess elizabeth when she became queen -- when she became queen. the world knows certainly a lot more about william and harry and the fractures in the family and all that's gone on. how does the monarchy maintain some of that mystery or majesty without her? >> yes, anderson. this is a key question. when the queen came to the throne, people said that she was a work horse, she'd be respected but she wouldn't be...